Paul Hollywood’s version of the French salad Niçoise comes with slices of fresh tuna steak and fougasse bread topped with homemade tapenade. To make the tapenade, combine everything except half ...

Add the tuna and stir everything lightly, without mashing the tuna too much. Peel the egg, then slice it into quarters, lengthwise. Place the tortillas on a board and cover each one with a layer ...

Cook for 10-12 minutes, until easily pierced with a knife. Drain. Season the tuna with salt and pepper. Heat a non-stick pan with 1 teaspoon olive oil. Sear the tuna for 2 minutes on each side.

That’s the premise of Chef Roy Choi’s tuna salad Nicoise bibimbap recipe. We talk to him about recipes like this featured in his new cookbook. These salads can sometimes feel intimidating ...

Mound the tuna mixture on top of the bread, dividing it evenly between the 2 slices and making sure to cover all of the bread. Sprinkle the cheese evenly over the top of the toasts. Broil, watching ...

It is a salad that consists primarily of olives, tomatoes, anchovies, hard-boiled eggs, tuna, and beans or green vegetables. The word “nicoise” means from Nice. It originated in the French ...

Sometimes, I cook fresh tuna or salmon filet and put it on the salad, but canned seafood works well on this dish. I have noticed a large variety of seafood in eye-catching, artistically labeled tins.

Bright, fresh, and packed with nutrients, this quick and easy Tuna Niçoise Salad puts a wholesome twist on a beloved French classic. It’s the ideal midweek meal — light yet satisfyingly filling.